ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1927
'.a8
ifa,' be sure
I you say
I Mel-O-Maid
QUACK-QUACK
Cuj.iner: Have ymi any egg.-;
in which 'y'oti can guarantee there
am no flilekctiB?
Klioplte'ii'or:- ; Y e s, hU'-'-durk'
ogt'H. Passing Show, London.
WesternAuto's
Your Old Battery helps
WESTERN AUTO'S" Low Prices on Guaran
teed Wizard Storaflc Batteries have always
saved money for our customers ... so, this Trade-in
Ofl'er means additional savings . . .
Winter Tells The Tale
Experienced motorists know winter is harder on their bat
teries. ..many that manage to "fict by" during hot weather,
fail when the winter tost arrives. ..Likewise t'ipv Utmar t-h.n-
the best assurance of dependable current supply is a new
battery.
Wijartl Battery Performance Wins Friends
...Increasing numbers of car owners, each year for
the past iiine years have turned to"Vcstcrn Auto's"
Wizard Storage Batteries for sure starting, depend
able lighting... and long, powerful, economical ser
vice under nil conditions.
Superior Construction the Reason . . .
Wir.inl Sloraco H.!tI.'no nro built oft ho linos! marrriuli. pnl"tAkini;Iy.
I y skill.d crall.m. ii who trivo to in.iko even kiltcry live U to 'Wcjleia
Ainu's" hull st.uuliml ul iii,ility. (.'aw, nnd iats arc nil one ploio nam-
fmmmuvtrssrjmumktu ,ip 1 n, i m K'M rublvr; riritln aro iiroially (Irsiiliioil
a ,An,n,f.f, 1 tn prov.-nr Ixickliiii;; plates ,ro extra
I 8 MONTHS tl,;.-k ami k.n live! . . . aiul sop.iratots
GUAHANTE12 are of wlo. lod cIiim I'Mlnoa Cf.lar .. .
Every"Viijid"isgu.ir- ,A" ,h"e ""-
anreed for 1ft month, u...alk wrttul ruble-.r
anteed for 1ft months
(except the 6-1 1 Stand
ard and 6-13 Special . . .
J 2 months; nnd the 6-11
Special. ..90 days.)
It' any "Wir.irJ" Hattory ilo
volnps troul'L" Juo to ilcl'octs
in worktv.-.nhip .ir-malon.il
vii ilia thi: fl'-inrantor poriiHl,
6-1
6 -
6-13
(vi
6-It
we will ropair if free ot
I -
clutc, or rcr'.icc it on a
Pcrvtro b.isn.
r The WorM', largest rcuiileis
jl t f Auto .Vtipifioj. . . Serving
M the tnorort'5f siiu-e I9(iy . . .
Complete lines of nuarnntred
I
Accessories, lues, .anp
(jootis nnii Rtitlio,
Cpon Saturilcyt
until 9 P. M.
-More t! .an 150 Stem In the Whit-
WesCemAuto
Supply Co.
17 South Stephens Street
rnone y
THE SCOUNDREL
"There goes lite old rum-al who
swindled ine out or 9 (O.oiiu,''
"How did he. do It?" -'
"He rehiHed to let tun marry bis
ilniii'hter," f r Drummer, Ilerlln.
: ! ; ; u i
buy a New Wizard
ana lung mstinii.
Otduet Trad, -In Allotvmnc from
ths low prlemt
1 Wi-.ird Special
11 Wi-ard Heavv,
$ 8.65
. 10.65
10.65
12.85
13.85
14.95
Wi;ard Special
prcia
tetivv
.j vvirarj Heavy ,
Wirard Special
- Wunrd Heavy ,
Olhr ilf.i r itl o,r, dl fWfwilMiiit,ly
I. ft.....
You Sat e on this FllEE
. Service...
FREE Install iti.in. FREE Sorvic it
. all our rtu.ro than l OSroros.
FREE Loan Battory If your Wis.itd
evet ncods roMitnm duunii i;uarantoe
poriod.
Western Auto Sertice
A tkxtKHtt m mtt
mnntinJ in I1 citirl
that lvx1 putrhtwit trmn
tit mr be preterit and
fromp(lv innl!.-d ir ttif
ow ihi rt . . m many m-
13 -
Barnum Sought to
to Hunt Freaks, Letter Reveals
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7. P. T. j
Barn uin wan a great liowman, and j
poaibly a great educator. At ny j
rto, he knew, -what be wanted, auO j
a glimp iuty one of his methods j
of K-ltii!R u, ut the louest
Poa -
ull.lt. ,-..st U Pl,n I,. ,h- .1,
f th a I r '
. .... .....v.. ....-
pico, Mexico,
wnuug (o i oiikui Augumus J. j i ongrena or MiUomh' to the other
Cmutt. Augunt i, 12, he ald: j attractions of onr great 8how with
I desire to carry out an far as I out extra charge.
j pOKHlbic an Ilea I have long enter -
tineo ox loriumg a collection. In
j pairs or otherwise, nf all the tin -
! civilized rarcM in eximence, and
my prenent object Ih to ak you
kindly to render me what HHstdt
ance Ih in your power to acquire
any specimens of these undid-
llzed peonies.
"My aim Ik to exhibit to the
neliiKH or different races, but also
when prueiii able those who poa
Hess extraordinary peculiarities,
Hitf-h as giant h, dwarfs, Hingular
diKllguremeritH . . , dexterity in
the u He of weapons, dancing, sing
ing, juggling, unusual strength or
agility, and etc.
"With thi-i object In view, I
should be glad to receive from you
descriptions of as many such
specimens as you could obtain and
photographs as far as possible,
even It It U necessary to send an.
agent into the interior fur the pur
pose. "The remuneration nf these peo
ple In nd'iltion to their hoard and
STATE PRESS I
COMMENT . , ; ; I
1 ;
The Way Lies Open
Speaker Carkin'B committee of
'lit oiiiHtandlug men, who will make
a survey of the state's financial
hituathm and recommendations lor
a way out of its troubles, will bit
at the caudu pi: h(gh taxes If they
will drail a .repeal of Uiu six pet
cent tax limitation uiuutio of me
htaio cuusfiiuiion unu juuucu tuu
iiu.l legislature to paws the meas
ure and submit it to the people lor
u vote. Herein lies a goluun oppor
tunity to perforin a leal servicu for
the tdxpayuru ol the statu; who uru
!. meeting bravuiy ;but with increa-
j lug uriort, .the; constantly iijsing
;;thiu of; ta'xeH, ;alalu, county, Jmiim-
j:jpul ait tJthool difctritjt. - i ;
' i'i'lui lull lor i cent limitation
jelauso Mas -placed. In Uie colistltu
idd Wwiij ticf4.Tltei purppsn o i: ht doji j jibout it. iMoruing Ore-
wiib u good' dnei itut in practice lljgoniaii.i i '
: has proved to bo the cause of high j o
i taxus, because every lax levying t Clievrolet Coupe, last year model,
body, ulmld l( luwei-'the tax unset
'in any, year on the aitpreliititsioji
tl.t.J ui.,l.!... inn' t..i,.tt liiiill.j
; cap It hitfir, Jieverl rvduceii ' Uie'j
levy nut increHsetf n reguiany ynav
aiiur year by exactly tax per cent.
'i tio mix per cent cbiuse is a glow
; ing example of, tho dllierenco bu
i twebii tjiiiuiy find practice,
j Vet Oiegonlans-hug the clatue
i to their breasts, knowing that it Ih
' a devouring monster, because they
j are afraid to trust their tax levy
j Ing bodJts. Their fear JioUlfc thyin
: In siiblectlon and bonduue. - 1
A ml uv louuli... I.,t1..a II u ti
liilo, are Reasonable bodies.. Thoy j
taxnB 'on the : people. They areg That's why we put in our
Meulous of tbetr reputation. 'I hey
jaie all subject to the will of the I
i people and can be etiHtly removed J
lit they abuse Ihelr trust.
! i-.xperience oi suiiee wnere lllxfS
' luvvinir bodies are free to act only
their own responsibility Is to tho ;
effect that lax levies vary accord
ling to the needs of the situation)
1 at bund. There are years wheal
greater public expenditures are l
necessary and years when lesser,
oncb tiiiRwcr the public purpose, j
Unl here In Oregon our taxes are i
progreHHtvely higher year after i
year. Thev double Iu less than 18 i
! years. g
j Curiously enoimh, the six per JJ2
l rent tax limllntiou clause Is at the g
root oi ail our stale itmtnciui
l troubles. It is responsible for pro
irouuies. u is I'CHpnusime ior pro-jA
gresHively Increasing tuxes. It Is gj
responsible for (lie present deficit; 5
In ttlate income, because the in
come (ax several years ago uul Ibe
stale's tax bane, '
elm,.,-,. t r-cnnnniMKl tho rep.M.1 ,
tho six per t'ftit linitlallon i-lmmot
nnii to ui'ko" adoption ol tho repeal t
hy (ho t-KlMlalili' utiil tlio pooiilo.
Tho w ay lies oih'ii for a Konulut'ly 1
eoniiiriii'ilvo act.
Will tho coinnllltoo t'liibnico tho
opportunity? Albany DiMiiotiut
HiiHld. Bulbs
Hulh kiowcis are enthusiastic
over I lie poHsihililies id the lndiifv
try in the Irrigation district. They
see lame returns per acre from
ihelr crops thi year and believe
tbat there Is every hope that th
same n -Mills may be obtain?:! in
Vears to come.
I his is an Infant Industry In 11m
valley lot this fall three cnrlmtds
of bulbs will be shipped out. This
will lopi-eent fully f:i0.OOU Tor the
mowers wlni have planted !:
aeres nf the Imtlm tills season.
That represents a mighty good
l ail.
The ruture nf the Irritation dis
trict depends in large measure on
intioilurttmi ctt sneelitlty crops.
There is little doubt that the val
by exeells ninny other rti.trict. in
el tain lines. Those are the lines
upon which stress fbmitd b"
placed so (bat tbe men on small
farms should receive the highest
return per acre pr.Frtble.- Uianls
t'us Touiler.
Too Quick on the Trigger
The Meliuid Mail Tribune, com
mi'iiiinv; en the recent I rncedy
w herein h moonshiner- rancher
was llot and killed by nfffcen of
the law, while Iryini: to escape.
iiy.i the ready mMi-tiom .brMllled
Ihenifelves by declarini: "It was an
aicblent " They uicitdy Intend' d
t,i shout U his ireueral direithm.
Kvtdeutly they had no Idea that
they bad a liuht 10 Kill the fugi
tive. Or. peiimp!, they haw Jut
now Hnjuiied thai idea.
A lint her paper, which professc.-i
io know (tie fm-ts, report that
l"ou tvttiubci 1, diy oi titers ayl-
Induce Consul
traveling exuenn. Ik iiunallv nnml.
mil I t-hi.il MM. it.i.r ihv an
aented with fancy articled aueh
are alwya acceptable and small
lowanre monthly
-if in nv . u .rmm r ...
if.r .i-bn in .-,...1,1 i.u DU i,.!...
r. . . ""77" . "l,C"al"
"vei, j toiouiu prooaniy take" " , . '-
in pin, nnt I must HllMlv eeonnniv
j inasmuch as I propone to add tht
j "If Interpreters HliuuM be ubso-
; hitery neceintary please infonn me
j what would be the, cost, wnica
i must be 'mo'lerate. i
'Por yourself. 1 should ie xlad
to reimburse you for any proper
outlay and to give you a reason
able compensation for the trouble
v. hich you may take In this mat
ter. "If necessary I might send a
Rpeidal agent to your country for
aiv specimens which you may
bring under my notice, provided
they appear to me to warrant uueb
an additional outlay.
"If you should meut with any
living 'anim::lH, or reptiles, freak3
of nature or in any pense rare or
unusual, I ahould be glad to re
ceive and to reruud to you the cost
of a photograph and full descrip
tion nf the name, but inanimate
objects 1 oo not desire. As it l
my wish to get, at least a portion
of this collection together by Janu
ary or February, 1KK3, I will thank
you kindly to favor me with as
early a reply as convenieat."
Ing Kb agents provocateurs, called
at the home of a Trail citizen aud,
ait or Inducing him to violate the
law, reciprocated his hospitality by
netting upon him In a wanton,
reckless and brutal manner, shoot
ing him fatally in the back, and
hunting aud baying Mm into and
acroHH Rogue River. He died the
following day from the wound in
flicted. ,
It would he interesting to learn
If It is true that the dry ofliceis
partook of the rancher's illicit li
on or aud, if so, to speculate on
what share of the responsibility
for their act is traceable to the al
cohol. Not that anything can be
done about the lUjuor; only (hat
some conclusion may he drawn as
'to the right or duty of officials to
di Ink i unlawful booze and then to
shoot.' i ; ' i j .
h i Meanwhile d jis appropriate Hint
' - Governor Patterson has decided to
ilook ; ipto this Wtest southern Oxk-i
tmod very Jit He. i'lked to sell
Priced
liiiiiKeh Chevrolet Co.
. 1 I . n
fending. Copper bearing,
open
hdartU Bteeh galvannealed rust- re
sisting wire gives Red Strand fenc
ing two or three times longer life.
9 H0 Square Deal or hinge joint,
'JCc per rod at Stearns & Cheiiuf
woth, Oakland, Ore. ,
9 ,
We believe .in 1 protecting
iffl
g the health of j thq ; nation.
best efforts to keeping
germs killed. No germ can
live through our dry clean
ing. Do you want a fly swat
ter? Come in and get
one. You can help" kill
germs, too.
mM'Wii'BmmVllt,
Thousands Say
GAUZETS
N other method Is so
satisfactory for Immac
ulate comfort, self as
surance ami health.
Tint velvet edges pre
vent chafing and the
under layer protects tho
clothing.
Light aud cool.
49c
Box of One Dozen
Nathan Fullerlon
Mr 5lxalZ Drmt Stan
ftoseburg. Oregon
.1
HOLDS COURT IN COOS
CO. THIS MONTH
I ihUlJ, Oct. 7. Ah Uie
roaiiU of a trip made by Circuit
aBifud1Ke1 J; f; Kaml re:eulJ-. which
al- ilicludlf Portland. Eugeue aud
. fHoaeburg, a tentative arrangemeut
made with Judge J. W. Hamll-
ln, ut Hose burg, to preside here
i,l,.Hr lhD mi Ft ,U
i " '""' wwun. hub itt-
rangement la not assured, and may
he cnangett. riamiiloa is plau
niiig to come here to preside over
caaes for which Judge Brand was
disqualified by virtue of being in
terested iu them as an attorney
prior to appointment.
Another probable arrangement
was made with Judge J. W. Skli-
worth of. Eugene, to come to Cur
ry county to preside la the case
of the Port Orford Commercial
litigation over the sale of timber,
ami involving $500.
In the event that the above ar
rangements are completed. Judge
fl rami plans to preside in Hose-
burg during the Douglas county
i-uuri ierm wuicu opens there No
vember it.
While in Portland Judge Brand
Hat on the bench with Judge Geo.
Tuzwell, who opened the circuit
court term last Monday, and met
the members of the Portland bar
in bis new capacity for the first
time. Judge linnul visited Judge
l. AI. Thomas, of Medford, who
Is confined to a Portland hospital
following a severe illness. Judge
Thomas was roported by Judge
Urand to be recovering nicely,
and will leave the hospital within
a week or two.
Chevrolet touring, one year old.
one of those fine, easy riding cars.
Looks like new. Price 9425.00.
Hanson Chevrolet Co.
WONT LET THEM
LAWYER: Can't, you two settle
this thing out of court?"
CLIENT: Ve've tried to, but
the police always stop us. Pel -3
Mele, Paris.
HANSEN
Chevrolet Co.
USED CARS
Chevrolet Touring
Just one year old. i
,;: :.' $425 .
' ' i Easy Terms.
Chevrolet Touring
1926, just overhauled, balloon
tires
Trade or Terms
Chevrolet Roadster .
I924,:'new Duco paint, bal
loon tires
$195
Chevrolet Touring
1923-4. well worth
$150
Chevrolet Coupe
1926, first tires like new, 30
days guarantee on this one.
Chevrolet Coupe
Early 1926, first paint like
new, easy terms.
Dodee Tourino-
'i in fine condition, a eood
gjj for n small sum.
Star Sport Touring
a good and good looking small
car, trade or terms.
Ford Roadster
1925 model, just what
have been looking for.
you
Ford Roadster
1926, looks like new, terms,
Ford Roadster
1922 model
$100
cash
Ford Roadster
with box. Total price
. $50
Ford Light Delivery
good order, good tires, total
price
$50
Ford Touring
1924 in good condition.
$65
Down, balance easy.
Ford Touring
in good running order.
$50
total price.
Ford Ton Truck
Kood tires, cab nnd body.
Total price
$50
HANSEN
Chevrolet Co.
No vamp am I
Or cutie, why, I "
never -try..
to be
Better breads and cakes
or there's cream in every drop!
RICH, creamy Alpine Milk! There's the secret
. of home-made breads, biscuits and cakes
that are finer flavored, smoother textured, more
delicious in every way. ,
Alpine is (pure, fresh, full'cream milk with
nothing added nothing taken away but water.
Sealed in clean containers air-tight and ster
ilized, no purer milk can be had than Alpine.
Economical, too. Alpine costs less than erdir
nary milk.- And so rich it eaves butter in cooking
imparts a finer favor. Try it and see.
Bucuiu 4 cups flour, 1 tsp.salt, i cup Alpine
Milk, 6tspj, baking powder, 4 tbsps. butter or
butter substitute, yi cup water. Mix and silt
nour, DaKinfj powdor.salt. Kub in the shorten
inc. add AIdi
ness of 14 Inch. Cut
irom ii to 13 minutes.
i HIS M6NEY TO DOCTORS
KANSAS' CITV, Kan When a
mitEUlo-iiged man ytup ; brought to
the Hi ncral lioapltal .libra, lie was
Ijolievod to bo imnnlless. Cul
Iioii his clothing was examined,
;j,uutl una found. Ho made u will
IcavliiK the money to Internes, 1.1
case ot his death.
All outstandinR warrants of
School Dlst. No. IH, Tiller, Ore
gon, are hereby called for payment
and Interest thereou ceases this
ditto. Dated October 25th, 1927.
Hits. EVA RUSSELL, Clerk
Tiller, Oregon.
CELL FOR MACHINERY j
MANCHESTER, England.- Th;; j
atniimost padded coll In tho "world 1
Hum been built here, not for liunmn
oecupaucy, but as a place to lost
htli-spced machinery to the break
ing point. Cushioned walls of rein
forced concrete nine feet thick pro
tect observers from flying parts
tbat break apart under tori it ic
speed. Camera lenses peer through
boles to watch the tests.
The Ladles' Auxiliary of tin
American Legion will hold a rum
mage sale Saturday, Oct 8th in the
byKes lliug. Household goods, al
so men's, children's aud ladies' I
clothing Including shoes and huta
DOG TURNED TURTLE
LONDON. A paper In India re
ports the following:
'About 9 o'clock iu tho morning
a motor car was passing on the
Mllll Illllt Mint till nnnt.lnitt I
IMI
Whilst driving at an objectionable j bj
.-spued, It passed touching hair tojH
hair n cyclist, but as n bargain ;g
took the II To of a dog, which was jg
tunica upside down and died." A
Cottags cheese. Koseburg Dalrji
rhone 186.
DIDN'T LIKE BABIES'
SOt'TlI IIEXD, lad. When Ills
S-nionllis-olil son persisted In cry
ing. Herbert Stevens struck the
rliild In the race. "I never did
like babies," he told the judge be
fore whom he was haled. "You'i
won't si'e any for 23ft days." re- W
tortnl the judge, nnd Stevens went 'S
to jfil. I
Try our buttermilk It's differ
nt. Rosoburg Dairy. Phone 1S6
MOTHER DEFENDS CUB
MENOMINKK. Mich. After run-
nine down n bear cub which ran
In front of his car. Leonard Hald -
win stopped hia machine and go!
out to capture the Injure d aulmht.
He wss met by a charce from the iV
infuriated mother hear and his car ,
In-ars scratches show ins w here i
hi' ml.-M'd him with R swipe tif
her aw as lie slammed the door jS)
in her face. She kept the cub.
o . ;g
Mad again to unload fenelnc.
3d Square Peal or hinge joint feao-' -s-
ilng. 35c nor rrxl. AUo stock of new S
(Htylw Payc fencing. Steams &
vnenowGiu, uukiauu, vie. i
nnd bake in a hot oven
Makes 20 small biscuits.
Il
DEFINITION
"Johnny, what Is steam?"
Watcr ' that's crniy with tliu
heat;
American' Legion Weekly.
Eat barbeoue sandwlcnes and
-o.fnr.wrr. Brand's Koad Stand I
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
Pine and Lane Sts.
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED
PUBLIC
H
At T. F. Paulsen, Looking Glass, farm
Saturday, October 8, 1927
beginning at 1 0 o'clock a. m.
The sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon, will sell
the following described personal property under
foreclosure of chattel mortgage:
1 Stove (range)
1 Table
1 Cabinet
7 Chairs
2 Beds and Springs
1 Rocker
3 doz. Fruit Jars
1 Dresser
1 Bookcase
X White Milk Pans
ig
i S
T f
8
6 Grey -Milk Pans
1 Milk Pall .. 77
2 Aluminum Kettles
1 Center Table
1 Couch
41 Sheep (marked with pig
ring in ear.)
Th,
pj
e executrix of the
IV
ceased, will also sell the following described 'per-
sonal property of said estate:
IV
S
S
ESTATE
1 Champion Binder
t Seeder
I Disc Harrow
t Spring-Tooth Harrow
A
IJg
'E
3 Spike Harrows
Terms Cash Free lunch
CLARA B. PAULSEN
Decked LW W'" Tlam"t Theodore F. Pau.sen,
TiTrTT.T-T.T-T. t-t .
To give Alpine,
So rich and fine
Is fame enough
tor me
''Ml
ilS SECOND TRIP
1 i . ' j
Spectator: I say, you're not go
'iiJK Ii ajialn.iare ou,;old 'mau?
Tbe other: ' Ycs I must! 'I've
just saved myself; now I'm off to
save tho wife Passing Show.
ESTABLISHED 1926'
H. C. STEARNS, Manager
Perfect Funeral Services -Fair
and Reasonable Prices
PHONE 112
Lady Attendant
SALE
t Buck
72 Chickens
1 Calf
1 Cow
Team (two black horses)
1 Set Harness
1 Set Buggy Harnets
1 Buggy -".
1 Sheep-Shearing Machine
1 Washing Machine
Linoleum on Kitchen
1 Wool Sack and Twine
1 Round Table
1 Wagon ff .'., '
Several tons loose hay
46 Bu. Wheat
he estate of T. F Pla A... M
PROPERTY
2 single Plows
I Corn Sheller
1 Panning Mill
! ". .
I Scraper (slip)
will be served at
noon.
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